The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-19
FOR THE LADIES.

pinked edges arc the latest fancy on
tailor gowns.
Lolita proposes to found M asylum for
children at cost OF $4,000 when ahe
leaveu the s.ase.
Potter Palmer, tho Chicsgo millionaire,
Was q clerk 10 country store In pennsyl-
vania on a salary Of $40 month before he
wont West in 1857.
Mrs. Dinah Mulcci. Craik left personal
estate valued at more than $4,000. 1t a!,
coca TO her adopted daughter, Miss Doro-
thy Craik. 1t Is Haid that che did not
leave single limo Of unfinished work in
tended Tor publication.
An Episcopal Church in Chicago Is said
to have imported young soprano from
England to sing in the choir.
Among the many application. for IA
voss received by Mrs. Cleveland large
percentage are for aowera from tho Wbite
House conteiyatories. Charity fairs,
church festivals and the like make con-
etant Isqueets Tor flowers and plants from
the Presidential maueion. "
Miss Alice Lonpfellow ha, been in Ney
York a great deal this fall. She Is girl
Of twenty-three, who lopks Ike tho poet,
her father. She has dark hair, aud big,
soft, dark eyes, and dresses like Boston.
ism, that Is, very simply, but with sharp
eye 10 the ct a bodice alter Gil,
May pretty girls love to loll in a car.
Iiage with Sky poodle or Blenhoim In
their laps. The latest Is tho poodl.
Irritation, which puts Spanish fen fol.
lies to the blush. Both Of doggIe's
ears laid lovingly ever the other means
"You please me-" The pet 90 placed thst
his muscle points away from the admirer
signifies II hate you" Tickling The
brute 60 Is to make him yelp indicates
ave are watched" Careasing tho dog
meens "Remember." PattinE either Of
dogQie's paws means "Oome 10 5 o'clock
tea" 49,.
The French portrait paipters aro busy
with American subjects as usual. Csrolus
Duran Is at work on portrait oil Mr., w,
X. Vanderbilt, and Cabanel has made a
most successful picture Of Mics Mary
Letter, Of Washington. Miea Leitsr bids
sai; to score . BuccesH in society this win.
ter whom tho makss her debut. She Ia
most charming cirl, and handsome one,
and Ia armed with the SAVIOR iaire which
her mother lacks. With beauty, money,
tao. and every advantage Of ei!Sca.iou and
foreign trayela, tLsso 10 every resson 10
believe that this young daughter Of the
millionaire dry goods merchant Of Chicago
will DO a feature OF interest In the cominp
Washington season. The Lelte,e have lbs
house belonging to Mr.. James G. Blaine,
which has fire rooms for entertaining.
How vol tao violin becomes young
girl, aaya a correspondent, and how fright.
iully difficult 1t Is for her to control that
king Of instrumental. But once her own,
the two are picture for the eve, voice
Of exceeding music for the car, The
severely critical would say the eye should
have nothing to do with our Judgment Of
an artist; but while mankind is human,
youth and attractiveness will have much
TO answer ior in our Ikea and dislikes. It
90 happena that musical instinct falls often.
est TO the lot Of pretty women or Is 1t that
talent makes them fair By developing TINT
pernonal charm which 10 the preateet
beauty youth can possesaY thought 90
whilo hearing Tua play, aud am quite
sure oil my theory when listening to Belle
Botaford, who 10 a violinist Of peculiarly
refined and dainty artistic feeling, Thcee
young artistg, though SiRnorina Tua /.
gome yearn Misc Dotslord'u senior, srs ei,t.
OIL By nature with beautiful arma aut
hands, 8 moat essential bcauty In theil
profession, and to DO required to ahut one.
eyes to them would be more than suuocpti
bio morals could endure. 5i5